Rod Laver, born Rodney George Laver, is an Australian former professional tennis player who was ranked world number one for four consecutive years, that is, from 1965 to 1969 in singles by. He was born on 9 August 1938 in Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia.
Rod Laver was very good at left-handed with a one-handed backhand.
He became a professional tennis player in 1963 and retired professionally from tennis playing in 1979, having sixteen years of active playing.
The legendary, Rod Laver is on record to have earned 200 titles to his credit. Notwithstanding, he experienced some shortcomings as well, even though his successes made are more than his shortcomings. He has won 1,473 and 407 as losses respectively.
Rod Laver Health: What’s Rod Laver Health Condition?
Former Australian tennis player, Rod Laver is currently battling with stroke as confirmed by the medical diagnosis.
The brother of the former tennis player, Trevor Laver revealed that Rod Laver had a stroke attack during his interview with cable television network ESPN but didn’t make it obvious but remained focused on the interview recording without any cause for alarm. This incident happened in Los Angeles on Monday.
“He hasn’t lost consciousness at all, In fact, he only lost the use on his right-hand side, but it has started to come back again”. Trevor stated in confidence.
“He was apparently joking with the people who put him in hospital, so he was still conscious, that’s the main thing.” He recalled.
The family of the former player has asked that, any more information be made private even as they focus on Rod Laver’s healing proceedings. Nevertheless, the legend has currently been taken to the UCLA Medical Centre for further assistance.
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